The Age of Commercialism

That was an excellent one.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

The first season told pretty much how all elements of the Marine Corps would operate (i.e. ground, air, helicopters and jets) as a team. That's the season I give the high rating to! (True, there are still a lot of "liberties" taken in season 1, but the stories were more believable.)The subsequent seasons were a gawd-awful attempt of Melrose Place meets Top Gun! I was a Marine stationed at Miramar at the time and I remember them shooting the show around the San Diego area. I got to talk to Rod Rowland and James Brolin.Rowland's character was good to go.Brolin's character was good in the first season only. For some reason he slacked off after the first ep of the second season.If you want to see a LITTLE of how the Marine Air Ground team operates, then season one is the one to watch.If you're into Melrose Place and soap opera like plots with an attempt to merge them into Top Gun, then see the last two seasons.

This show was pretty bad but watchable and relegated to late Saturday night with another awful American television program: "Walker: Texas Ranger".Watch out for that nasty American moralising and cheesing happy endings where it wouldn't happen in real life.

This TV series isn't about flying fighter jets. It's all about would-be sexy chicks. Not only this, the acting is so bad sometimes I can't differ it from some porn flick. I can't see one non-sexbomb chick in it, and the more good looking they get, the more bad they act.The stereotypes of different characters are more influential in the plot than the actual story.AVOID AT ALL COST!

Outstanding series about four marines, who are the best. Great cast of young people which I really got used to them. They really take my breath away.